If you’ve gotten excited about some potential superfight drama after the UFC 154 main event, you might wanna temper your expectations.

First, of course, Georges St-Pierre (22-2 MMA, 16-2 UFC) has to return from a 19-month layoff and beat Carlos Condit (28-5 MMA, 5-1 UFC). If that happens, there has been speculation that Anderson Silva (33-4 MMA, 16-0 UFC) would enter the octagon to set up a pound-for-pound fight between the two dominant champions.

The middleweight champ told Tatame that he will indeed be at Bell Centre for UFC 154 – but it may be merely to watch a highly anticipated fight and enjoy his time away from training and fighting after his most recent win, and not to call out welterweight champ St-Pierre.

Silva said he will be on vacation – and that he doesn’t plan on returning to the octagon until “the end of next year.” He said while in Montreal, he also will be shooting a part in an action movie that also will feature Lyoto Machida.

But he said talk of him challenging St-Pierre, should the 170-pound champ beat Condit, is premature.

“It’s not in my character,” Silva said of a potential in-cage challenge. “I think it won’t happen. I’m sure.”

On a media call for UFC 154 this past week, White said he believes the opposite.

“There’s no doubt that Anderson Silva is showing up to cheer Georges St-Pierre on … he wants him to win this fight, and he wants to fight him after,” White told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) on the call.

St-Pierre said he wasn’t concerned with that potential superfight, just with Condit.

“I don’t care about Anderson Silva,” he said. “He can do whatever he wants. He can go to Florida or stay in Brazil if he wants. I’m focused on Carlos Condit right now. That’s all that matters to me.”

Although White has spoken often about settling the pound-for-pound debate over who is the world’s greatest between Silva and St-Pierre by way of a superfight between the two, he has acknowledged that Condit could have plenty to say about it first.

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